ASSORTMENTBrands & products
For distributors
Manage B2B sales through your own online store
Bring a large assortment, customer-specific terms, current pricing and stock, repeat ordering, and integrations into one online channel for your buyers.
Large catalog
B2B customers & pricing
Integrations & stock
DISTRIBUTOR
Catalog & B2B sales
Assortment
Brands & products
Online
B2B catalog
pricing • stock • orders
CUSTOMERSDealers & B2B
STOCKCurrent availability
ORDERSRepeat purchasing
Large catalog
Manage an assortment across many categories, brands, and product positions.
Different customers
Segment buyers and apply different prices and commercial terms.
Current stock
Show product availability and synchronize warehouse data.
Repeat ordering
Help regular customers quickly find products and replenish stock.
Assortment management
Thousands of products — a clear catalog
A distributor catalog should help buyers quickly find the right brand, category, feature, or specific product.
Brands & manufacturers
Structure the assortment by brands and manufacturers.
Categories
Split a large catalog into clear product groups.
Features & filters
Help buyers narrow the catalog by relevant parameters.
Smart search
Speed up finding specific products in a large assortment.
Stock
Show current availability inside the catalog.
Synchronization
Update catalog, pricing, and stock through integrations.
B2B buyer journey
From product search to repeat purchasing
Regular customers get fast access to the catalog, their terms, and the next order without unnecessary back-and-forth.
Sign in
The buyer enters their account.
Catalog
They see the relevant assortment and their terms.
Search
They quickly find the required products.
Order
They build and submit the purchase.
Replenishment
They return later and order again.
Assortment
A large catalog without the chaos
Categories, brands, features, filters, and search help buyers navigate a large assortment independently.
- brands and manufacturers
- filters and product features
- smart catalog search
Pricing & customers
Different terms for each customer type
Dealers, trade companies, business customers, and retail buyers can work under different commercial terms.
Stock & integrations
Connect the store with your business systems
With a large assortment, manual updates quickly become a bottleneck. Integrations can connect products, pricing, stock, and orders with your business systems.
Brands & suppliers
Multiple brands — one convenient catalog
Structure products by brands, categories, and features so buyers can move quickly from manufacturer to the right product group.
Brands
Bring products from different manufacturers into one catalog.
Categories
Build a clear structure for a large assortment.
Features
Help buyers compare and filter products.
Search
Shorten the path to a specific product or SKU.
Distribution models
One store — different distribution models
Catalog structure and sales workflows can be adapted to your assortment, buyer types, and internal processes.
Multi-brand distributor
A large catalog containing products from multiple manufacturers.
Regional supplier
Online ordering for regular customers and partners.
Distributor + retail
B2B and B2C customers inside one system.
Industry catalog
A specialized assortment with filters and search.
Built around your assortment
Move B2B orders into a convenient online channel
We will help select the right catalog structure, customer workflows, modules, and integrations for your assortment and current processes.
FAQ
Questions from distributors
The final configuration depends on catalog size, customer types, business systems, and order processing workflows.
Yes. The catalog can be structured by categories, brands, features, and other parameters, while search and filters help customers navigate a large assortment.
Yes. Buyers can be segmented into groups and receive specific prices and commercial terms.
Yes. Integrations can connect products, prices, stock, and orders with your accounting or inventory system depending on its configuration.
Yes. One store can serve different buyer groups and apply different terms.
Yes. Customer accounts, order history, search, and a structured catalog shorten the path to the next replenishment order.
Yes. Ewonta is built on PrestaShop and can be extended with modules, integrations, and custom development for specific workflows.
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